Highlights from the GNOME Foundation statement:
" The GNOME Foundation is a member of the ODF Alliance, and along with our contributors in the GNOME community, we are passionate supporters of open standards in general. We believe that ODF delivers the best opportunity for industry and government to collaborate on an open document standard, to drive unprecedented innovation, productivity and public transparency.
The GNOME Foundation's support for Jody's participation in TC45-M does not indicate endorsement for, or contribution to, ISO standardisation of the Microsoft Office Open XML formats."
Bruce interprets this to mean the opposite of what it actually says.
Bruce, why do you keep distorting the GNOME Foundation's position?
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 82.192.250.149] on December 20, 2007 07:50 AMThe accusation is based on the fact that the GNOME Foundation is represented in ECMA and has participated in a technical review of OOXML.
Please read what the GNOME Foundation actually said, here:
http://www.gnome.org/press/releases/ecma-tc45-statement.html
Highlights from the GNOME Foundation statement:
" The GNOME Foundation is a member of the ODF Alliance, and along with our contributors in the GNOME community, we are passionate supporters of open standards in general. We believe that ODF delivers the best opportunity for industry and government to collaborate on an open document standard, to drive unprecedented innovation, productivity and public transparency.
The GNOME Foundation's support for Jody's participation in TC45-M does not indicate endorsement for, or contribution to, ISO standardisation of the Microsoft Office Open XML formats."
Bruce interprets this to mean the opposite of what it actually says.
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